Another sizzling print has entered my hands, this one from Facebook pal, Jesse Gutierrez: a vibrant 11" x 17" tribute to the 1962 Mexican horror classic, "El baron del Terror" (aka, "The Brainiac"), as refashioned as part of Gutierrez's own specialized character line.
As Mexican monster fans well know, the print's movie counterpart, Baron Vitellius, is a vengeful force to reckon with: a dashing gent who turns into a parasitic fiend, with a bat-like head and long, devilish brain-sucking tongue. Jesse's version is modified, of course, but no less significant, for the fiend is named after the film's producer and star, Abel Salazar.
The image is also enhanced by some pretty curvaceous eye-candy, including the voluptuously vampiric Zexina. Oh, yeah!!!
MICHAEL F. HOUSEL has authored several novels for Airship 27 Productions, including THE HYDE SEED, MARK JUSTICE'S THE DEAD SHERIFF: PURITY & THE PERSONA TRILOGY, with his short stories appearing in THE PURPLE SCAR, THE PHANTOM DETECTIVE & RAVENWOOD, STEPSON OF MYSTERY. He is also a faithful contributor to Eighth Tower Publications' DARK FICTION series, various popular-culture periodicals and a frequent associate producer for MR. LOBO'S CINEMA INSOMNIA.
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